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  • The Boy Who Got Accidentally Famous

    The Boy Who Got Accidentally Famous

    Name: Jack Age 12
    03 July 2023;

    Genre: Funny Stories

    Just want to say why I gave The Boy Who Got Accidentally Famous 4 stars. This is because this book has a common plot. Beware of spoiler: Billy, an ordinary boy, becomes famous because he is relatable and now is famous, but fame comes at a price, and he has to ditch his friends...

  • Three Keys

    Three Keys

    Name: Louisa Farrow
    03 July 2023;

    Genre: Representation & Inclusion

    In Three Keys, Mia Tang is back and she's optimistic. Thanks to her vision and charisma, she and her parents now co-own the motel they've been running for the past year - and Mia gets to run the front desk! She's had a bit of success with her writing and she has a proper best...

  • Friends and Traitors

    Friends and Traitors

    Name: Sue Wilsher
    01 July 2023;

    Genre: Historical Fiction

    Nancy arrives at Stanbrook House to take up her post as a housemaid, just as preparations are being made for the arrival of a girls' school which is being evacuated from the Sussex coast. She quickly takes a dislike to the 'young ladies' who she considers to be spoilt little snobs. Sidney Dash...

  • The House With a Dragon in it

    The House With A Dragon In It.

    Name: Jennifer Caddick
    01 July 2023;

    Genre: Family & Home

    A completely , captivating , magical and mesmerizing tale. The pairing of author Nick Lake and illustrator Emily Gravett is just superb. As with the book, Locked Out Lily, in The House With a Dragon in it the duo have created an eerie, moo...

  • Cinder & Ella

    Cinder & Ella

    Name: Sharon Porter
    01 July 2023;

    Genre: LBGTQ+

    I was totally blown away by this version of the traditional tale of Cinder-Ella. It was a surprise to find Cinder as a prince and I loved the fact that Midnight replaced the fairy godmother. I won't spoil the ending of Cinder & Ella, but it has all the romance of a true-lo...

  • The Story of Conservation: A first book about protecting nature

    The Story of Conservation: A first book about protecting nature

    Name: Lorraine ansell
    01 July 2023;

    Genre: Environment & Nature

    The Story of Conservation is a beautifully illustrated first introduction to how humans have and continue to impact the environment, both positive and negative. Simple explanatory text is coupled with rich and lively illustrations that will appeal to children, accompanied at t...

  • Yesterday Crumb and the Teapot of Chaos: Book 2

    Yesterday Crumb and the Teapot of Chaos: Book 2

    Name: Emma Nelson
    30 June 2023;

    Genre: Fantasy

    Yesterday Crumb and the Teapot of Chaos is the sequel to Yesterday Crumb and the Storm in a Teacup. Following on from the story, Yesterday has now passed the College of Witches tea test and she is beginning...

  • Puppy Problems: A Peanut, Butter & Crackers Story

    Puppy Problems: A Peanut, Butter & Crackers Story

    Name: Amanda Shipton
    29 June 2023;

    Genre: Comics & Graphic Novels

    Puppy Problems: A Peanut, Butter & Crackers Story is the fantastic new graphic novel by Paige Braddock. Butter and Crackers are rescue pets living their best quiet lives. Butter, a determined and adventurous cat, and Crackers, a sensitive, considerate home loving dog, spen...

  • Puppy Problems: A Peanut, Butter & Crackers Story

    Puppy Problems: A Peanut, Butter & Crackers Story

    Name: Lauren Maidman
    29 June 2023;

    Genre: Comics & Graphic Novels

    Peanut, Butter and Crackers is a graphic novel about a dog, cat and puppy who get up to mischief. This is the first book of many and I can honestly say it is brilliant as an adult read, not just for children. If you are a dog or cat (or both) owner, then you will love this. Pa...

  • Front Desk

    Front Desk

    Name: Louisa Farrow
    29 June 2023;

    Genre: Representation & Inclusion

    Mia Tang can't understand why her parents moved from China to America. Her mum says that it's freer - but Mia observes that nothing is free and none of the dreams they had of living in a house with a dog and eating hamburgers have materialised. Instead, she's too scared to tell the other child...